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In vitro endothelialization of vascular prostheses: a possible means to improve the early patency of small diameter vascular grafts
In contrast to other mammalians spontaneous endothelialization does not occur in humans. Since this lack of a functioning endothelium is thought to be a main reason for the unsatisfying performance of synthetic arterial grafts, we attempted to create an endothelium on the prosthetic surface by linin...
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Division of Cardiology
2023
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